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Thursday, 06/29/2023 11:55:17 PM

Thursday, June 29, 2023 11:55:17 PM

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\“all legitimate MAXD shareholders want to see progress, as do shorts and mm's....” Shorts and MM’s? Are you serious? You intentionally placed the company on the Expert Market! And you want to go back to the “shorts” excuse?

“Hey professor it's not the falsehoods, it's the same old drawn out verbiage of yesteryear....”
There are no falsehoods to report. That’s why the poster never accepts the challenge. It would be convenient for Greg Halpern to have everyone forget the past as it makes for a very ugly story, with all chapters starting and ending with Halpern. Of course he wants it to go away.

“I think professor missed on this one too.... Still no response on those words, indicating Vechery was in deed investing in, and upgrading the company's technology and engineering side....” Reading comprehension issues have been talked about many times in the past. Halpern makes accusations in this area but needs to look in the mirror. I’ve already dealt with this issue.


“Interesting, now we don't want MAXD to move forward with talks between Harvey Vechery and Greg Halpern.... That makes sense in minions world.... So angry at former CEO;( perhaps more fiber is needed in the diet....” No one that I‘ve heard, or any post I’ve read, said we didn’t want MAXD to go forward. That would be convenient for your planned lawsuit, but it doesn’t pass the smell test.

Shareholders want a return on their investment. They weren’t going to get that with Halpern. I believe the main reason Halpern was forced out of the company was that Harvey Vechery and the shareholders wanted the company to go forward without him. Most of us believe the company was not going anywhere under Halpern and wanted to start over. That’s completely different from suggesting we wanted the company to fail. I don’t believe anyone said they didn’t want talks to go forward between Vechery and Halpern either. It us just a major stretch of the imagination to believe Vechery would subject himself to that abuse twice over. I would venture to say most shareholders don’t believe they are talking about business right now anyway.